Following the Battle of Mine Creek, Confederate Major General Sterling Price continued his cartage towards Fort Scott.

Accordingly, Major General Sterling Price was chosen for this task.

The unit was called into service to defend Kansas against Major General Sterling Price's raid.

On September 20, 1864 they marched to DeSoto, Missouri to meet the Confederate force of Major General Sterling Price.

Major General Sterling Price (September 8-December 3, 1864)

King was elected lieutenant of Company E of the 3rd Infantry Regiment under Major General Sterling Price.

Smith instead dispatched Major General Sterling Price and his cavalry on an invasion of Missouri that was ultimately not successful.

A Confederate force under the command of Major General Sterling Price blocked Steele's army.

In early 1862, he was assigned to the staff of Major General Sterling Price as a surgeon.

Under Shelby, Gordon led his men on Major General Sterling Price's 1864 raid into Missouri from August 1864 to December 1864.

Following the Battle of Mine Creek, Confederate Major General Sterling Price continued his cartage towards Fort Scott.

Accordingly, Major General Sterling Price was chosen for this task.

The unit was called into service to defend Kansas against Major General Sterling Price's raid.

On September 20, 1864 they marched to DeSoto, Missouri to meet the Confederate force of Major General Sterling Price.

Major General Sterling Price (September 8-December 3, 1864)

King was elected lieutenant of Company E of the 3rd Infantry Regiment under Major General Sterling Price.

Smith instead dispatched Major General Sterling Price and his cavalry on an invasion of Missouri that was ultimately not successful.

A Confederate force under the command of Major General Sterling Price blocked Steele's army.

In early 1862, he was assigned to the staff of Major General Sterling Price as a surgeon.

Under Shelby, Gordon led his men on Major General Sterling Price's 1864 raid into Missouri from August 1864 to December 1864.